Wednesday, April 3, 2019
ARTICLE: "THESE 'MAGIC' GLOVES WILL TOTALLY CHANGE THE WAY YOU CLEAN"
These 'Magic' Gloves Will Totally Change the Way You Clean
article from the TIP Hero web site
[https://tiphero.com/magic-silicone-gloves]
Worn-out, stinky sponges
that have seen their share of messes, germs, and dish grime don’t always get
the timely send-off they deserve. Some people either forget to toss them when
it’s long overdue or they just keep disinfecting them over and over.
Ideally, you’re stocked with
fresh sponges so you can replace the old ones on a cycle. Experts say that
kitchen sponges should be rotated out weekly, but how many of us are actually
doing that? And don’t you wonder if there’s an alternative? There is.
Lo and behold, these magic
silicone scrubbing gloves could be the answer to your sponge woes. Made from
tear-resistant, waterproof silicone, they eliminate the need for scrub brushes
or sponges. You simply slip them onto your hands and clean up.
Rub a little bit of soap on
them and clean. Pots, pans, counters, dishes, furniture, baby items, and more
can be scrubbed and sanitized with these magic gloves. If you need to carry
something hot, give it the silicone glove treatment.
When using them in the
kitchen, their gripping action prevents dishes from sliding through your
fingers as you hold them. The rubber-like bristles are both effective for
scrubbing and holding. If you are concerned about what’s in the silicone, then
note that the material is BPA-free and food-grade.
We know you want to know
about the gloves’ actual cleaning power. This product has gotten praise for
cleaning up dish gunk like oil and stuck-on food, but also bathroom messes like
old toothpaste and bathtub stains. However, we do suggest getting separate
pairs for each cleaning task: kitchen, bathroom, cars, and pets.
Because these are made from
silicone, you don’t have to worry about bacteria overgrowth and musty mildew
odors. Dunk them into some hot water mixed with white vinegar to clean them and
you’re good to go. Or, just boil them.
Another plus? These gloves
protect your hands from temperature changes in the water as they can withstand
hot water up to 320° F and of course, cold water. You can wash with no fears
about scalding your hands while you do dishes, wash the dog, or clean your
bathroom!
According to the product’s
description: “The silicone gloves have heat resistance up to 160 degrees
Celsius so they can be sterilized with boiling water or microwave ovens(2min).
They can also be used to move hot dishes or to hold oven dishes.”
Hang them up to dry when
you’re finished and they’ll live to see many more days. These are reusable and
therefore better for the environment than sponges.
We don’t know how much you
spend on sponges, but for $12.99, you can grab a pair or two of these and
handle all of your chores, sanitizing them when needed. That can save you money
in the long run on cleaning supplies!
To order a pair, click here. Even if you don’t clean with
these, know they’ve also earned rave reviews from cat owners whose felines love
to be stroked with the gloves.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2019
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Monday, April 1, 2019
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Saturday, March 30, 2019
MALE ALERT! ARTICLE: MAKERS OF 'ROOMBA' UNVEIL PLANS TO RELEASE A ROBOT LAWN MOWER IN 2020
Makers of ‘Roomba’ Unveil Plans to Release a Robot Lawn Mower in 2020
Article from Tip Hero
Below is an excerpt from the article. To read the article in its entirety click on the link above.
While many Americans still push a vacuum around the floor of their home, that isn’t the only option. iRobot changed everything when they invented a vacuum that can maneuver around your floors all by itself. Not only is the Roomba vacuum practical, it’s also great entertainment for dogs, cats and babies.
While
the Roomba was released in 2002, iRobot has secretly been working on a
new invention for well over a decade. In fact, they’ve been working on
it for so long that you can see failed prototypes in the 2008 movie
“21.” In the film, iRobot CEO, Colin Angle, played a professor at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His character was announcing the
winner of a robotics competition, and the failed prototypes were used
for entries in the competition.
The secret invention that iRobot is finally planning to release in the U.S. in 2020 is a robotic lawn mower called Terra. Get ready to see dogs and cats riding around on top of the family lawn mower at all hours of the day.
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